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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY, MARCIT 4. 1034. PAGE THREE Society and Clubs Edited by Eca Nealon Hamilton Masons Announce Plans for Dinner And Dance Friday Garden Club Hears Talk On Gladioli The Medtord Garden club held tta regular monthly meeting Thursday Friday night will be a, festive one evening, at which time Mr. T. W for local Masons, the lodge and East- Miles, the president, announced that ern Star chapter will Jointly sponsor . lne planting of the rock garden south a covered dish dinner, dance and card party at the Masonic temple. Dinner will be served at 8:31) and dancing will begin at 0 o'clock with music furnished by Oynge's orchestra. The attendance will be restricted to Masons and their escorts, members of the Eastern Star, escorts and Invit ed guests. Members, who have not been asked to bring one of the principal dlahea for the dinner are asked to bring one of their own choice. Coffee, cream, sugar, butter and rolls will be fur nished by the lodge and chapt-r. a Japanese Girls Please in Dance One delightful feature of the pres entations last week of the Mikado by the high school student body was 'the native song and dance by three local Japanese children, Hlsaka and Mlchlko Kamlkawa and Alice Taka hlra. I 01 me bridge would be done very soon. Those having rock plants to donate are asked to call Mrs. Miles, 858-V. The committee In charge. Mrs. C. L. Goff, Mrs. C. C. Furnass and Jane Snedlcor. A spring flower exhibit will be held In the near future and It was voted to continue the school gardens this year. The planting of the court house grounds Is now being done under the direction of the county court. Mrs. Miles announced that In addition to contributions already acknowledged, the following have been received: The Toft estate has given the mag nolia, tree which Dr. Plckel planted; Mrs. Alex Sparrow and Mrs. Olen Fa brlck have each given a memorial tree, and the Lions club has given money, Will Warner gave a very Interesting talk on the growing of the popular gladlola. of which there are now be tween seven and eight thousand Retiveon th 1 .t. , . " .-..era., ra aavises mat all , "J , . . bulbs be soaked In . solution of bl- tal dance In perfect keeping with the " " "rcury Ior e'8nl nour' spirit of the production, ana received p ""'"S"" oun bl" the three anneareri In t.hj verw rvr(n i . .i .... . . L..,. chloride of mercury for eight hours enthusiastic applause to which they J""'' m'alt resnonrtM with .,,. lon of watr- pl' In an open ieW.CT.U. The Medford Woman's Christtan Temperance union will meet next Thursday, March 8, at the Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Minnie Bryant Is chairman of the program. Mrs. M. E. Coe will lead the devotlonals, there will be special music and readings and a one- sunny spot In rows or groups and water well once a week.) But to really enjoy glads he stress ed the point that one must be color conscious and learn the names of his glad friends as he does his personal friends who come'to his home. Mrs. Marshall Is Hostess to Club Mrs. J. R. Marshall was hostess to the Building Bridge club at 1 o'clock act play, entitled "Why I Teach Pro-' dessert bridge Thursday afternoon at hlbltlon." her home. A pleasant afternoon was Mrs. Minna Oldenberg, local presl- , enjoyed and Mrs. Joe Marshall, Jr., dent, will give a report on the Na- assisted the hostess in serving, ttonal W. C. T. U. Regional confer-! The next meeting of the club will ence held In Portland last week." held this coming Thursday at the Every member Is asked to bring a home of Mrs. R. L. Lewis, 612 Cather guest. ; lne street. Refreshments will be served. Women or Rotary P. O. Auxiliary To Dine Wednesday To Meet Tuesday I The Women of Rotary will meet for The regular monthly meeting of ( luncheon at the Hotel Medford Wed the post office clerks' auxiliary will nesday afternoon. The no-hostess af be held at the home of Mra. R. O. ' fair will begin at 1 o'clock. Beach, 113 Geneva street. Tuesday: - - Costume Party Is Enjoyed On Friday Mrs. Rens, Collie was hostess Friday evening at a, clever party, to which all guests came dressed In costumes representing some well known song. . Dancing, games and contests were en ' Joyed during the evening and the prize for the best costume was award :ed Miss Bernlce Gill, who Interpreted I "The Prisoner's Song." Other well : known tunes represented were "Night i Owl." "The Last Round-up", and j "Auld Lang Syne." j Guefts present were Misses Frelda Schneider, Elizabeth Watson. Helen I ooa, joyce uage, ticien Noyea, Edith Sage, Thelma Moore. Bernlce GUI. Marjorle Llndley. Hilda Bundy. and Mra. Grace Vase. Mrs. Clyde Gilbert. j Mrs. Orvllle Shores. Mrs. Weldon Mc Bee, Mrs. D. D. Huntress and the j hostess. Mrs. Duncan Honored At Surprise Party Mrs. Maurlne Duncan was the In spiration of a surprise dinner and bridge party, given by members of her bridge club. Friday evening. There were 24 guests present. Cochrane Return From California Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cochran have re turned to this city from spending the winter In Riverside. Cal. While In the south they visited the Hoover dam. nr. Have visits Kellvs lit Washington Dr. James C. Hayes of this city, who Is spending several months traveling and studying In the east, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Kelly In Washington. D. C. according to a letter from Mrs. Kelly. Dr. Hayes came down from New York to visit the Kellys. He also enjoyed a visit with Dr. Estella Ford Warner, formerly of Oregon, while in Washington. Dr. Warner Is now at the United States health center. Dr. Hayes Is expected home about the first of April. Mrs. Lelia Paxson Hostess to Club I Bright and colorful certainly was the event of the P. M. club of Nevlta luncheon held Monday at the home of Mrs. Paxson. wht'n "happy birth day to you" was the greeting extend ed by members to Miss Alice Hanley. Mrs. Elsie Martin and Mrs. Bertha Bursell who each had a birthday on or near this date. The beautifully arranged tables, the colors carried out with masses of spring blossoms and tapers In yellow and purple honor ; places were marked with pretty cor sages and later with three lovely birthday cakes, also birthday greet j tngs were sent from absent members, 'cne coming from Mrs. Laura Paxson .'f Missoula, Mont. All these favors were particularly appreciated by the recipients. Mrs. Bertha Bursell Invited the club to meet with her for the March meeting. The hosteaa will be aaslsted by Mrs. Mabel Bennett. - will begin drawing posters for the American Legion Auxiliary annual poppy contest, according to Mrs. Lee, Garlock. poppy poster chairman of the local auxiliary unit. The posters win depict the Auxiliary's memorial poppy program In which popples msde by disabled veterans are worn to hon or the war dead and aid the 11 ring victims of the wsr. Local state and national contests will be conducted. The Medford con test will be divided Into three classes, one for the grade school pupils, one for the Junior high pupils, and one for the High school pupils. Local con- test will close May 10. In order that the posters may be displayed before Uoppy day. May 26. Winning posters In the local contest will be entered 111 the stste contests, to be held during the state conventions, snd the stste winners will compete in the national contest to be he:d during the Aux iliary's national convention In Miami. Florida Oct. 23 to as. Suitable prize will be awarded all winner. The posters will be Judged on the following scale: appeal, 40 points; artistic ability 30 points; attention value 20 points; neatness 10 points. snt originality 10 points. i mm? 7, Activities of Legion Auxiliary Rv Mrs. (inwlivln Humphrey The regular Sewing club meeting will be held Monday. March 5. In the sewing club rooms, Medford National bank bulldtn. Mrs. O. L. Overmeyer and Mrs. Walter Olmscheid are re freshments chairmen for the evening The Choral club will meet Monday i evening at 7:30 at the home of Mr. Warren Butler. Mrs. Elsie Carleton Strang, directing. Eleborate plans are being made for the Easter Monday ball to be he!d April 2. . A cooked food sale will be held Sat urday. March lo at the Reliable gro cery. Call Mrs. Cole Holmes or Mrs Walter Olmscheid about your dona- , tions for this sale is the message to members. Pupils in grade and high schools throughout the United States soon j evening, March 5, at eight o'clock. Lutheran Ladies' Aid To Meet Thursdny The Lutheran Ladies' Aid wilt meet In the church parlors, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Fred Wolf of Central Point will be hostess. A large attendance is anticipated. Club Will Meet"" Greater Medford ' , The Greater Medford club will meet In regular session Monday afternoon, March fi, In the women's club rooms In the city hall. A full attendance la urged as Important business will be brought before the organization. rresb.vterlan Women's Association to Sleet The Women's association of the Presbyterian church will meet tn the church parlors for regular session this coming Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Spanish Veterans Auxiliary To .Meet on Wednesday The Auxiliary to the U. 8. W. V. No. 13, will meet Wednesday, March 7. A good attendance la urged by j Mrs. Jack Hemstreet aa plans for en tertainment of the state president here March 16, will be arranged. League of Western Writers to Meet The southern branch of the League of Oregon Writers will meet Saturday, March 10. at the Hotel Holland at 2 o'clock. A group of poems, written to boost the Oregon Diamond Jubilee will be read and discussed by the members. Il.iptUt Supper Enjoyed by Many The monthly covered dish supper at the First Baptist church Wednes day waa a pleasant surprise. Eleven tables were arranged, with a hostess at each. Following the dinner the "Pill Bottle." a medical missionary pageant was presented, a convincing story of the benefits the people of India have gained from the knowledge of Jesus Christ. Helen Judy played ptano ' numbers between the acts, and Dr. Pnge, who has ben holding a three day Bible conference at the Baptist Lutherans Meet for Social at Brew old Home Members of the Zion Lutheran so ciety met last week for a business and social time at the Brewold home on the Jacksonville highway. Altar Society To Meet Tuesday St.. Ann's Altar society will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the parish hall for regular business session. Plans will be completed for the rummage sale to be held March 9 and 10. Mrs. 1v- Hostess . At Dinner Party Mrs. M. J. Love of Alice street en tertained at a turkey dinner on Wed nesday. Covers were placed for six. Spring flowers formed the table dec orations. The guests were: Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Balrd, Mr. D. Lloyd Mor gan and Mrs. C. M. Hon. Wm tonka Council Initiates Members Weatonka council held regular meeting Friday night with the degree team Initiating Mr, and Mrs. Charles Campbell and Mrs. R. H. Slngler Into the order. Next Friday, March fl, a dance will be held, with music to be furnished by Dickey's orchestra. Past Matrons Club To Re Entertained The Past Matrons club of Reames chapter will be entertained Monday In the Masonic hall banquet room at a 1 o'clock dessert bridge luncheon. Mesdames Ray, Hod gk Ins, Gove and Boyle will be hostesses for the after noon. 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